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  • Gove backs new design school to challenge ‘indifferent and insipid’ town planning

    December 27, 2022

    Michael Gove has said new housing developments are let down by “indifferent or insipid” town planning, as he calls for a new school for designing. The Levelling Up Secretary made his comments in a foreword for the conservative think tank Policy Exchange, in which he bemoaned modern architecture, saying “all too frequently in Britain the [...]

  • Bus and train strikes continue to frustrate retailers looking to cash in on Bank Holiday

    December 27, 2022

    Holiday shopping may have to be put on hold once more as bus and train strikes continue to stall the London transport network. The national Network Rail strike ended this morning at 6am with services set to be disrupted throughout the day, in part due to the ban on overtime working. British businesses have urged [...]

  • Boxing Day trains: Cancellations leave football fans and shoppers facing chaos

    December 26, 2022

    Shoppers hoping for a Boxing Day bargain could face traffic jams as rail strikes see train services brought to a halt. Thousands of people planning to travel by train have been forced to make alternative plans amid continued industrial action. Hundreds of departures usually run on December 26 after the Christmas Day shutdown. But Network [...]

  • Gantry McGantryface? Competition to redesign motorway architecture begins

    December 25, 2022

    National Highways is seeking an “elegant” and “innovative” new design for motorway gantries in England. The Government-owned company is holding a competition to replace existing designs for the structures, which a leading architect described as “cumbersome”. The display of information to drivers has evolved over several decades from basic signs at the side of carriageways [...]

  • There’s no escape: ALL Boxing Day trains axed as result of strike action

    December 25, 2022

    Thousands of people planning to travel by train on Boxing Day are being forced to make alternative plans as a rail strike means no services will run. Hundreds of departures usually run on December 26 after the Christmas Day shutdown. But Network Rail said Britain’s railways will remain closed for a second consecutive day due [...]

  • Heathrow strikes: Airport says departures and arrivals still operating ‘smoothly’

    December 24, 2022

    BORDER FORCE strikes at Heathrow appear so far to be having little impact on the airport’s arrivals and departures. A spokesperson for the airport told City PM this morning that despite a walkout by staff, “operations continue to run smoothly and the airport is operating as normal. The Immigration halls are free flowing with Border [...]

  • London braced for transport chaos as Christmas Eve train strike begins

    December 24, 2022

    Strike action could bring chaos to millions of people on Christmas Eve, as walkouts hit rail services and Border Force action enters a second day. With one day to go until Christmas, travellers were being issued with warnings of delays, congestion and disruption. Fears of disorder at UK airports and long queues at passport control [...]

  • From Heathrow’s row to SAF: Here are the top five things to watch out for in aviation next year

    December 24, 2022

    To say that the UK aviation industry has had an eventful 2022 would be an understatement.  This time last year, airlines and airports were on their knees as the Omicron variant emerged from South Africa at the end of November and in a matter of weeks reached Britain, bringing with it a truckload of new [...]

  • More chaos ahead as Elizabeth line workers to walk out on 12 January

    December 23, 2022

    Londoners should brace for more chaos in the new year as Elizabeth line workers will walk out on 12 January. It comes as members of the unions RMT and Aslef at 15 train operators will down tools throughout the first week of January, bringing the railway network to a grinding halt. Members of the TSSA [...]

  • Airlines to spend £58m extra in fuel as Border Force strike hits UK

    December 23, 2022

    Airlines are likely to spend an additional £57.9m in fuel due to the ongoing Border Force strikes, according to City PM calculations. Members of the union PCS working at several UK airports, including Heathrow and Gatwick, are walking out from today to Boxing Day as well as between 28 and 31 December over salaries.  Industry [...]

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